Dedham High School - Reflections Yearbook (Dedham, MA)

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IMRY AlSliAll.-XMSUN Holy Cats! cries Lolly, de- lighted at the prospect of bicy- cling through foreign countries -the peaceful ones. Between pedals she plans to work in an etlice. After that-well, there are bicycles huilt for two. IVRANVIS .lt ISICPH AIJYAHIJ Frank is one of our shining proofs that you can be a good athlete and still have brains. He'll make the grade whether it be in the business world, the baseball diamond, or the hockey rink. l RANK THUKIAS A N.-X ST.-X S I Frankie will start his rise to fame and affluence with a posi- tion as clerk in a grocery store. He will then become assistant manager, store manager, and so on, until some day he will own the whole company. lllflil5lCli'l' .IHHN .VXNIJICHSHN With Ruhe's winning smile, his days as an apprentice in some trade will he cheerful in- dtcd. He wants a well-paying juli, a happy home, and, we lcnow, lots of friends. 4'll.Xlil,lCS lll'INliY .VXTIQINS Vharlie will have to crowd all his dancing and social life into the next few years so he can settle down as head comptroller of the l'nited Shoe Machinery Vo., where husiness comes he- fore pleasure. Poqe 9 JOHN ALEXANDER BAYIVCHI Next year John is going to study engineering at M. I. T. He is an expert on classical mu- sic, and in pursuit of this hobby he has been very active in the music club and the orchestra. ROBERT BRADLEY BHAVMQ INT Here comes old twenty-eight, and we're right here to tell you that it's in hot pursuit of a cer- tain brunette junior. How dry his oral compositions were, and we don't mean subject matter, we mean humor! JEAN FRANFES BISHOP When you are a successful typist, Jeanie, we hope you'll enjoy yourself as much as you did sophomore history with Mr. O'Donnell. We hope your many friends won't neglect to send you stamps from their foreign travels. .IICSSIIC lCll,l'll'lN ISIAKNICY If silence is golden, as they say, Jessie will he a golden sec- retary-she won't answer back. In spite of her quiet ways, Jes- sie has made many friends. Next year, Topper will have to use a dictionary, perhaps- mayhe. XLXRY t'l.Allil'l ISUNVICK Mary has a fine collection ot poems, a quiet and reserved manner, and an ardent desire to he a secretary. Gee Whiz! Carl Sandburg, here's what you've been waiting for. DEDHAM HIGH SCHOOL

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Wll.I,lA1l H. BOWMAN IX' Outside of badminton hours, Bill plans to become an expert linotypist and eventually the foreman of a printing shop. When you print the D. H. S. year book, Bill, we hope the staff gets the copy in on time. l'Il.liANUllli ANN BUNITU After Ellie has graduated, she will become a private secre- tary, with plenty of time for dancing and theater parties. During her years at D. H. S. she has enjoyed typewriting and English more than any- thing else. t'l,lFFURlD HUGH BUYLE The presence of Cliff at D. H. S. has added just that certain touch which always goes with such a versatile orchestra lead- er. If he keeps up the good work, we can say we knew him when-. THICUIJHRIC EDIJY BRAATEN When he is a wealthy Wall Street financier, our Mirror editor will watch the stock mar- ket ticker from his bath tub while he croons In My Merry Oldsmobile. Can't it find its way to Needham alone, Ted? TJURUTHY lCI.lNUR BRICKLICY Well, cheese and crackers! says our peppy sportswoman. Dottie, a killer-diller in all sports, will be a bloomer-girl instructor. Without Dot as a forward, the girls' basketball team would have bitten the dust early in the season. 1940 YEAR BOOK .Xl.lt'l'f VIRGINIA IHHIINIHAKI Gin has dreams land how!! of becoming' a Secret Service agent. After she finishes at Katherine Gibbs and after she's added her very definite glamour to inteinational in- trigue, she plans to retire and live the life of Riley. l'1.eXllBAli.fX Nl. BRUWN XVhen Babs finishes business school, she will become a trav- eling' companion and keep her eyes open for additions to her fast growing' souvenir collec- tion. RUIANIJ BAKER BRHWN Rolly is Uhitching his wagon to a star and is going to ride all the way through Northeast- ern to an executive position in the telephone company. He will then have plenty of time to listen to his records. t'llARl.l-IS W. BRVNT Bill evidently believes that silence is golden, but still wa- ter runs deep, they say. We'll take our hats oi? to Bill, though, when it comes to knowing auto- mobiles and being a regular fellow. lY.'XliHl'iN l'lllfSt'lVl'rli lSRl'N'l' Brute is the unjust name given to this quiet, modest fel- low who is a potential mechani- cal engineer. Phooey! to such misnomers. We're glad to say that Brute has what it takes. Page 9